Thursday, July 26, 2007

Trade Journal for July 25th Submitted by Nick at Ambitions as a Stock Trader

Submitted by My Ambitions as a Trader and Investor

Trade Journal: Time for Some Profit Taking



New Buys: SHMR, IIN, JDAS

Looking to Buy: UK: MTV

Add Ons: TCX (so far up 19%), XRA (so far up 38%), HTCO (should bounce off of the 50day MA), ILX, ARTW, KTEC, LGTY, PRGX

Sold for Profit: PSMT (+35.40%), RRST (+34%), NEOG (+3.10), SMTX (+17.80- should've sold my entire position earlier, before the big drop), PLPC (+18.20%), DYS (sold for 50% return), PMRY (+8.4%), VSEC (sold some for a profit of 105%-by far, my one of my best stocks), ESEA (+84%), PTG (+17.3%)

Sold for Loss- PED (-3.10%- again, I should've sold earlier.), ETEL (-6%), SPAN (-10%)

I feel relieved by todays profit as I have been holding onto some of my positions for way too long. Although most of my trades are 3 months in length, I've had several stocks in the folio as far back as February and January of this year. Now I have a ton of free cash to do as I please.

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Thursday, July 05, 2007

Earnings Watch and AMAC In Play

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Earnings Watch

Here are several stocks that one should keep an eye on for Earnings. The Earnings Watch is for the rest of the week and next week as well.

GBX, HELE, INNO, JCTCF, MEAD, CCF, ESIO, FAST, IFIN, FLOW

These are not recommendations to buy. Instead, this is just a simple watchlist of stocks that one should keep an eye on for earnings surprises which can yield powerful trades (such as those by RBN and PENX).

In Play: AMAC

AMAC is back at it again. I added more to my position today as the stock is showing some strength. Hopefully it continues it beautiful run on Thursday and Friday. I have been bullish on AMAC since Feb. of this year.

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Friday, June 29, 2007

Please Don't Tell MY Wife

To all our readers, please don't tell my wife. First the checkbook, now the stock certificates. According to a compilation of surveys, my wife is a better investor? You Mr. Investor may be confident but we would suggest that the IRA and Keough should now be managed by your wife. In fact, if your broker is a guy, you're in double trouble. Now, not only do you have to waive all your rights to investment decisions to your wife, you need to fire your broker.

No discrimination allegations, it's all tongue in cheek.

Is it?

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